Otto Paulmann

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Otto Paulmann (* 1899 in Dedeleben ; † December 9, 1986 in Weinheim ) was a German bookseller and publisher .

Life

At the age of 23, Otto Paulmann founded a publishing house in Wernigerode and six years later, in 1928, a bookstore in Marktstrasse , which he later moved to Breite Strasse 32. In the Second World War he took part as a soldier , where he was wounded in Russia . In 1952 he left Wernigerode and settled in Weinheim, where he reopened a bookstore that was continued by one of his daughters after his death.

Works

Published by Otto Paulmann's publishing house:

  • Käthe Schulken: O valleys far - o heights! Wandering moods and poems. 1925
  • Paul Abert : Count Bernhard and the saints - novel from the 9th century . 1927
  • Ludwig Bäte : Lost Fate. Stories from the Harz Mountains. 1927
  • Fritz Bley: Wildcats. An animal story from the Harz Mountains. undated [about 1928]
  • Paul Abert: The last furrow . 1929
  • The history of the city of Weinheim , 1962
  • Defner calendar
personal data
SURNAME Paulmann, Otto
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German bookseller and publisher
DATE OF BIRTH 1899
PLACE OF BIRTH Dedeleben
DATE OF DEATH December 9, 1986
Place of death Weinheim